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Autonomous trucks for Container Exchange Route in Rotterdam

News in Print01 Dec 2019
As reported in detail by WorldCargo News Online on 28 November 2019, the Port of Rotterdam is planning to deploy autonomous truck trains for the forthcoming internal Container Exchange Route (CER) linking all the container terminals on Maasvlakte I and II, the EC depots, distriparks and customs facilities.

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